16.08.2013, 23:24
Yes, you can export an entire MySQL database by the click of a button; you can do the same for importing.
You're thinking of SQLite and MySQL- SQL is the type of language. Honestly, the main difference between the two depends on what you want. SQLite is fine for a SA:MP server, but many prefer MySQL- as do I.
You can put a MySQL server on your computer, actually. Just look into setting one up; you'll probably want phpMyAdmin as well!
Keep in mind that you shouldn't use MySQL on your SA:MP server unless you have knowledge of it. It's best to learn a bit about the SQL language before attempting to use it on a SA:MP server. You're simply going to do more harm than good- there's a lot more to it than people think.
You're thinking of SQLite and MySQL- SQL is the type of language. Honestly, the main difference between the two depends on what you want. SQLite is fine for a SA:MP server, but many prefer MySQL- as do I.
You can put a MySQL server on your computer, actually. Just look into setting one up; you'll probably want phpMyAdmin as well!
Keep in mind that you shouldn't use MySQL on your SA:MP server unless you have knowledge of it. It's best to learn a bit about the SQL language before attempting to use it on a SA:MP server. You're simply going to do more harm than good- there's a lot more to it than people think.